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The inhibition of apoptosis in EL4 lymphoma cells overexpressing growth hormone. | |
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The antiapoptotic action of exogenous growth hormone (GH) has been reported for several lymphoid cell lines; however, the potential role of endogenous GH in apoptosis has not been thoroughly investigated. This study was designed to investigate the effects of endogenous GH on apoptosis induced by methyl methanesulfonate (MMS) in a T cell lymphoma overexpressing GH (GHo). The results of these experiments have shown that in EL4 lymphoma cells, overexpression of GH sustained viability after exposure to MMS compared to control cells. The extent of DNA fragmentation measured by ladder formation on agarose gels was reduced in GHo cells following treatment with MMS, when compared to control cells. Adding exogenous GH to control cells and treatment of GHo cells with antibodies to GH had no effect on MMS-induced DNA ladder formation. In further studies, DNA microarray analysis suggested a marked decrease in the constitutive expression of bax, BAD, and caspases 3, 8, and 9 in GHo cells compared to controls. In addition, after treatment with MMS, the activities of caspases 2, 3, 6, 8, and 9 were all lower than control in GHo cells. Western blot analysis detected an increase in Bcl-2 while the levels of nuclear factor kappa B (NFkappaB) remained unchanged in GHo cells. Treatment of EL4 cells with antisense deoxyoligonucleotides to GH and specific inhibitors of NFkappaB (SN-50) increased DNA fragmentation. GHo cells show increased levels of phosphorylated Akt and GSK-3, suggesting inactivation of this proapoptotic protein. The results, taken together with our previous data which showed increased nitric oxide formation in GHo cells, suggest a possible mechanism for the antiapoptotic effects of endogenous GH through the production of nitric oxide and support the idea that endogenous GH may play an important role in the survival of lymphocytes exposed to stressful stimuli. |
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Walking Dandruff Remedies
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First of all, what in the world is "walking dandruff?" Is that the same thing as the regular dandruff that we as humans deal with? Well, walking dandruff is not the same thing that humans get. Although it presents similar symptoms, the cause is entirely a different one.
Walking dandruff is usually most evident along the back and flanks of the animal and just like our dandruff, will appear dry and flaky, but the animal may or may not scratch the affected area. The reason it is referred to as walking dandruff is because the condition is actually caused by a Cheyletiella mite. Although you would not be able to see the mite with the naked eye, it is possible that when you look at the affected areas of the animal's skin, the dandruff may appear to be moving. Mites moving around under the scales will cause the dandruff to move.
Walking dandruff is contracted by those animals who come into contact with other affected animals. Multiple pet homes should be careful when handling the affected animal and should closely examine other pets in the home, including dogs, cats and rabbits to determine whether or not they too have the same mite infestation. Sensible hygiene practices should be put into place and infected animals separated from those unaffected ones to prevent further spread of the problem.
In order to kill the parasites and rid your pet of the problem, administer an oral homeopathic treatment of Symphytum and Helleborus.
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[YEA] vet took a scrapping and called them a mite- others call it walking dandruff. I washed them first in a aloe/oatmeal shampoo then a sulfursolution dip. Must repeat this every 5-7 days. Your page says use symphytum or helleborus but where do I find a descripyion of what they are and where to buy them. I used 4 oz of lymdyp to 1 gal of water for the dip. Pups are 2 mo old and I see no mites on my other dogs and these pups are never outside or near other dogs
EC: Pharmacies that specialize in homeopathic remedies will carry those 2 remedies.. otherwise you might be able to find them online.' Whole Foods might have them too.
Replied by Fabian
Quenns, NY
01/27/2013sulfur is not working also.i want to say after all, I have anemia, and I think the anemia open small window in mi system and let mite come. Thid id not only from outside, is about how stron is our system. our dietary.
in my case im stop to eat meet. I think all of this count.
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Approval Ratings YEA (3) 75% SIDE EFFECT (1) 25% Posted by Janet (Louisville, Co Usa) on 12/30/2009[YEA] My dog had an infestation of cheyletiella mites. I also ended up with them, and my life was sheer hell for several months. I went to three different doctors, who at best only offered me creams to help with the itching. The CDC says that they can't do a life cycle on humans, and I beg to differ with them on that score. I have a lot of hair breakage around my hairline to prove that they did indeed lay eggs on me.
I did a great deal of research and I tried just about every remedy I could find on the internet. Some helped, but nothing seemed to entirely rid me of these things. I had been prescribed ivermectin and the doctors couldn't guarantee it would work and I was reluctant to take it, but at the same time desperate. There was one thing yet that I had read worked for someone with scabies that I hadn't tried before I took the ivermectin. This person had cured her scabies with colloidal silver.
I mixed 2 ozs. of virgin coconut oil with 2 ml of 10ppm colloidal silver. The coconut oil needs to be melted and melts at a very low temperature. I put the coconut oil and colloidal silver in a plastic bottle made for hair dyes and shook it to make sure it was mixed well and applied it directly on my skin from head to toe. Within two hours I could tell that the mites had died. One WARNING - DO NOT REWARM THIS MIXTURE IN A MICROWAVE!!!
My daughter-in-law is getting her degree in environmental science and she told me the reason that the colloidal silver worked is that small particles of metal penetrate through the shell of the mite. Once the shell is penetrated the mites dry up and die.
Coconut oil is very close to your own natural oil (sebum) and therefore is absorbed by your skin. So as it penetrates your skin it will reach anything that burrows underneath your skin carrying with it the silver. The beauty of coconut oil with the Cheyletiella mite is that it lives on sebum and dead skin and I assume it ends up eating the coconut oil and silver particles. Any new bites I've had, they die almost immediately.
Both the coconut oil and colloidal silver have antimicrobial benefits which kills any infection the mites carry and aids in healing. The colloidal silver also stops the necrosis (the eating away of skin by insect bites). And as a side benefit it also got rid of athletes foot and a couple of warts that I had.
It's also safe for pets and only one application cleared the dog as well. I have been using it once a day to kill anything left in the environment that may find it's way on me. I have found that washing clothes and the dogs bedding in hot water and borax helped a great deal. I use a floor steam cleaner on my mattress and pillows, the carpet etc. Vacume often!!! In cold weather, spend a little extra for better air filters on your heating system as these things are also air bound and jump.
I hope this helps anyone who is enduring the same nightmare as I have.
Replied by Terrie
Wooster, Ohio
02/03/2010Hello,I am having such a time with Cheyletiella mites. Does your coconut oil and colloidal silver still working for you? I do not want to put our dog to sleep. Very tired of dealing with this nearly a year now.
TerrieReplied by Josey
Huntingdon, Cambs Uk
06/02/2010please tell me the recommended mix of coconut oil and colloidal silver needed to treat a heavy coated dog (38) kilos Bearded Collie.I have treated him several times with Frontline spray and it only slows down the infestation for a few weeks.Replied by Alagoon
Salt Lake City, Utah
09/13/2011I sure hope this works! My dog is covered in oil and is having a heyday licking herself. This remedy was just enough to treat my Weim, so if you have a larger, thicker-haired dog, you may want to double it up. I'll post again if it seems works for me. Thanks!Replied by Brenda
Courtenay, Bc, Canada
10/05/2011HI!! I have suffered with cheyletiella mites for 8 years now. I know it's this cause I had a biopsy done and came back with this mite. Of course the only thing the dermatologist said was get rid of your dogs.We had the dogs tested and it came back that they were clear. We have tried everything to flea spays to pesticides from the vet. The vet told me that Advantage would take care of it if my dogs were carriers. She also stated that she hasn't seen cases of this mite in years and years..... I have done Kwalada treatments. Nothing has worked for me. 8 years of bites and feeling like there are bugs crawling on me all the time. I have been going out of my mind with itching and the mental state of crawlers all over me. I look like a have some terrible disease.
I came across your site, my husband gone out and bought the coconut oil and colloidal silver and gonna try it. I will let you know the out come....
Replied by Brenda
Courtenay, Bc, Canada
10/06/2011So it's been 2 hours now and this solution seems to be working.... When I first applied it, it felt like the mites were running from the top of my head to my waistline. It was a most disgusting feeling... And it seemed like they were in a hurry to bite me, cause I ended up with a few bites on my face, neck and behind my ears. And now after 2 hours the process has slowed down considerably.... :) I will re-apply tomorrow and keep applying till I am itch free and creepy-crawly free.... THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR POSTING THIS ARTICLE!!!!Replied by Brenda
Courtenay, Bc, Canada
10/06/2011I am happy to report that last night was the first night in a long time that I had a good night sleep. Woke up the morning to only 1 bite under my chin, rather then 10 to 12 bites all over. Will keep you posted!!! A very happy person this morning.... :)Replied by Brenda
Courtenay, Bc, Canada
10/07/2011Day 2.... Again another fantastic sleep, before bed last night I took some solution and applied it to my scalp and upper torso and went to bed. Again woke up with only 1 bite... And very little itching. All already exsisting sores are healing up nicely and looks like they are all drying out.... makes me one happy girl.I also applied some to my black lab x newfie head and rump erea. This morning the tops of her hair is white, nothing is moving, but it looks like they took off from the scalp to the end on her hair. She is going to the groomers and getting a bath in it. Seeing all this is working I am also gonna purchase the natural stuff (orally) for my doggies....:)
Have you ever thought of making the mixure and marketing it to vets??
Replied by Shanna
Summerville, Sc
10/20/2011My 5 month old Pomeranian puppy was just diagnosed with having walking dandruff. I suspect he has had it for about 3 months when we got him from the breader because he had a skin infection when we got him and had tried antibiotics to get rid of it and thought we had. Then I took him into the vet to be checked for ringworm because my 7 year old has ringworm on his head and then the vet saw not ringworm but walking dandruff. So I am going to try the coconut oil and silver remedy tonight on my two dogs, cat and myself and kids and hopefully we can kick this walking dandruff out the door. I will post again if this remedy works.Replied by Frisco
Vallejo, Ca
11/06/2011[YEA] Coconut Oil with Colloidal SilverTHANK YOU!!!
I have close-up pictures of the mites as they appear on the tips of my dog's hair a couple hours after the application of the coconut oil and colloidal silver mixture. Also have pictures of them on my black t-shirt with my finger in the shot to get an idea of scale. Again, this is after I applied the treatment to myself. Any way to post pictures?
The pictures of them on the black t-shirt make it clear just how much these look like dandruff. That's what the vet told me it was on both the first AND second visit ($$) even after looking at them under a microscope. The truth is my dog wasn't scratching that much and the "dandruff" only appeared about 3 weeks ago. But I started feeling this crawling sensation then little pin pricks. The "dandruff" was showing up on my newly washed sheets (black shows everything! ) even after the dog had been banished from the bed area. It took me seeing them move a couple times before I decided I was right and the vet was wrong. If you get some on a flea comb and patiently watch very closely you'll see them jump a tiny bit.
Getting food grade diatomaceous earth tomorrow and will treat my beds, carpets and yard. The fabulous coconut & silver treatment works great but want to treat the environment to avoid reinfestation.
Replied by Frisco
Vallejo, Ca
11/08/2011[SIDE EFFECTS] Back today to follow up. First a warning: the coconut oil and colloidal silver caused hair loss. Used it in my hair last night, left it in overnight, when shampooing today I had a LOT more hair than usual fall out. Also after 2 treatments I still have them and so does the dog. We were both treated twice, Friday then again Sunday. Felt the crawling intensely Friday night and was bothered some Saturday. Bathed the dog late Saturday; both of us slept great. Sunday, thinking we were all better, I brushed him a bit. 30 minutes later could feel them again. Treated both of us again last night; neither of us slept well. Today, with gloves on, I used a flea comb but it did little to remove them. Tonight without shampooing him I rubbed diatomaceous earth into his coat hoping this will kill them.I wash clothes, sheets and dog bedding everyday in hot water with Tide and Borax then hot dry. I vacuum every other day including the bed. I've just read that everything must be treated at the same time and treatment must continue for at least 3 weeks. Tomorrow I will vacuum the whole house and dust the carpets, beds, furniture, and dog with the DE. The dog and I will both eat garlic and have apple cider vinegar added to our water daily. I've restricted my use of the house to a bedroom, bathroom and the kitchen. My dog is clearly depressed from the lack of contact but hard choices are sometimes necessary for his overall well-being.
Replied by Brenda
Courtenay, Bc, Canada
11/19/2011Well it's been a month now since my last treatment and the dog's last treament... This morning I woke up and I am bit again so back to treament I go, cause it does work. As for the hair loss, I do believe in the post where the said the mites eat away at the base of your hair because I have not suffered severe hair loss in a month....Replied by Claire
Dunedin, New Zealand
11/23/2011[YEA] I have just tried the recipe on my two boxer dogs. Thankfully I don't suffer from the complaint. Within minutes of applying the solution I can clearly see dead white critters everywhere on their coats. It is amazing. I only applied it right along their backs and shoulders as that appears to be where they are concentrated. We now how a wonderful licking regime going on where they're cleaning each other. I might be premature but so far I am really encouraged since I've been fighting a losing battle with these wee critters for years. I've tried everything and the results are only temporary. Hopefully its no more chemicals from here on in. Thank you so much for sharing this information with everyone.Replied by Kerbar771
Tampa, Florida, Usa
11/24/2011Hi, did your dogs have itchy scaly skin? I am trying to figure something out for my daschund.He does not have any fleas, but since my son walked him on the front lawn a few weeks ago, he has lost fur on his back and around his eyes and face. I have one of those collars for him.
He has a great appetite and his attitude is the same as always, no change there.
I tried the Apple Cider Vinegar and it made his skin so scaly I could not believe my eyes! Maybe I did not dilute it enough. I have some coconut oil. Did you mix the colloidal silver with the coconut oil? Did your dogs have mites? Please tell me a little more.
Replied by Hopeless
12/28/2011Hi, I am absolutely desparete. I have suffered this problem for four years now and it seems that this nightmare will never end. I started to have bites and "crawling" feeling around my body (and especially in my head) when we moved to a rented flat in between selling and buying a house. It appeared very quickly that the previous resident never actually cleaned the flat and it was badly contaminated. I think they had a dog in there as well. We had a professional "poisoner" several times in that flat, but bites did not stop. Since that, we have moved twice now and the problem still continues! Nothing seems to destroy these invinsible bugs. I have tried abosolutely everything to get rid of them. Absolutely nothing helps.The worst itch and crawling sensation is in my head/hair. I have visited several private dermatologists and no one can help. I have read these posts made by other people and made the conlusion that it cannot be anything else than this invinsible cheytilla mite. I am devasted because of this problem. My husband do not believe me as you cannot see those bugs. "What you cannot see, does not exist.. " I'm so tired of this problem. I think about it every single day, every single hour and minute. How could I not to think as I itch all the time?
I tried the colloidal silver thing as well, but do not dare to try it again as I am very badly losing my hair. I am in a point, that I have to start wearing a wig. Apparently cheytilla is the cause for terrible hair loss. I am so ashamed of that as well. How I can just start wearing a wig all of sudden and go to work?! In my work, I have to meet lots of people all the time and would be so ashamed to wear a wig. Obviously soon I do not have a choice, because I cannot hide this hair loss anymore. My hairline has badly withdrawn and my scalp is very sensitive all the time. I did not have a sensitive scalp before, but now I cannot even brush it without the pain (and hairloss of course).
I cannot get for example DE in my country as I do not live in the USA. I live in a country, where it is very rare to have even fleas, so you cannot get stuff (DE) like that. I have tried scabies treatment several times for my whole body and head(/hair), but it only helps for couple of days until the crawling and biting will appear again. In addition the terrible hair loss, the worst thing is, that everybody around me starts itching and scratching as well! Do they jump in the air?! At my workplace everybody seems to scratch themselves. I have no social life whatsoever anymore, because I do not want anybody else have this problem. But everybody I am near to, starts scratching themselves.
This is pure nightmare and I am losing my mind because of this. I could have never believed anything like this exists! This terrible mite obviously thinks that I am their host now as I got it from that contaminated flat (where used to be a dog). As I do not have any animals.
I am cleaning and washing all the time and nothing helps. I have spent so much money for bug repellents and insecticides etc. This itching is a pure nightmare in addition to losing my hair! I don't know anymore what to do. I am so despressed because of this. Doctors won't believe me, they just think I am imagining this as we do not have any problems like this in my country.
I am so sad and desperate:(
Replied by Bill
Columbus, Ohio
01/23/2012I have exactly the same issues as you.... Biggest nightmare of my life.. Any updates? thanks, billReplied by Grace
Bailey's Harbour, Wi
06/18/2012I will have to try this! Thankfully, we always keep Coconut Oil and Colloidal Silver on hand. My rough Brussels Griffon came back from a stay at the breeder's with walking dandruff... He's the only one and I am hoping to stop this before my other dogs come infected. Do you know how often I should repeat this? Can it be re-heated on the stove? Is it worth feeding the Coconut Oil? That is what we often feed them when our dogs get dandruff... Maybe I will feed it to all of them. (We feed a homemade raw dog food and my mom is a total health freak so she always makes sure I have this stuff in my house)Thank you for all of this information! I hope this helps!
Replied by Mischelle
Menston, West Yorkshire Uk
07/28/2012When you melt the coconut oil do you melt it to a clear liquid or just a little bit, so it's gunky and also after applying the liquid to your head and all over the body how long do you leave it on for or do you wash off ? I tried today and it's very greasy and I stood with it on for ages, but you can't get dressed ~ do you wash it off, or just towel dry???? and same for the dog, do you leave it on, if so how long for and then what? rinse..We've just got this puppy and he's badly infested with the walking dandruff.
Replied by Ihatemites
San Diego, Ca
09/08/2012I think this would work more for mites that burrow under the skin like scabies or mange. Demodex mites thrive on and in oils and can casue hair loss.Its 3 a.m. and I am up scouring the internet for cures for this nightmare! Here are some things I have learned.
Borax! Wash with it, put it in your shampoo, soak in the tub with it if you must, take 1/8th of a tea spoon in a liter of water. Drink off and on through out whole daly. Those of you in the UK will have to find in online or at you "Chemist" as its not sold on shelves there.
Bleach baths really do help for scabies and other burrowing mites however once they are in your scalp, ears and nose, you need something internal. I am on day 2 of the borax in water and so far nothings changed. Fortunately there is a section on this site where others report it worked for them. I have taken ivermectin for the last 2 months weekly and believe its the reason why the population is low. I'm looking into herbs used against Malaria as ivermectin is used successfully for that internally..
Pool Chlorine is the only "Fast Kill" topical substance I have found. I have a pump spray bottle I add a tea spoon to 56 oz container of water and spray on my scalp which is the only effected area and for about 3 or 4 hours, no crawling or bitting. I notice when one moves around I. E walking and moving about, the mites stay in one place and tend not to move but lay down or sit for a while and they seem to feel safe to move about. When I put things in my scalp and the crawling immediately stops, I don't consider it a success unless the crawling stays gone fore more than 3 or 4 hours and I have been relatively still.
Blue Dawn dish liquid mixed with 2 table spoons of Baking Soda kept my scalp quite of movement for a few hours but kind of burned my already burned out skin at the time. I do think it was working. I'll give that a shot again too soon.
Sulfur with Vaseline did nothing. Permethrin 5% cream worked for only a day even when adding lemon, tea tree oil AND 45% permethrin for dogs. I once soaked my head underwater for 2 hours and the next day, it was as if I'd done nothing at all. Though I have read hay can hold their breath for up to 2 hours, I had to investigate my environment as a source of recontaminate.
Neem oil does not kill these mites. Their numbers should have reduced by now if neem was doing what I keep reading it does - stop them from breeding or laying eggs. I'm still using it every day till the neem oil is gone. Its been a week now. I used it before months before reading that the active substance is measured by "PPM" and sought the highest I can get. I found a place in FL that grows their own enema tree. That means its fresher than what you'd get at an indian store where it has been shipped and most likely sat on a shelf for years. I'm keeping it in the fridge to keep it fresh as I don't know the shelf life or rate of oxidation.
I ordered Lice B gone as I read in another forum that worked for scabies. They also manufacture Lice B Gone for Fleas and Ticks. I'll try it and report back. Its enzyme based and suppose to work by causing the mite to malt before they have the chance to breed.
Also ordered Olive oil infused with Poke Weed root. In the scabies section, a few said it worked at getting the mites out of the skin.
I'm also trying Quassia Amara wood chips boiled in water. So far, unfortunately it is not a fast kill as I hoped. Like Neem, I has a chemical that stops mite eggs from hatching and larvea for developing. I added the boiled solution to lotion. Will keep that up till the wood chips are all used up.
For those whos hair is falling out I think staying away from oils would be good. I will eventually try the colloidal silver but will add it to a good lotion. Actually I am going to make my own colloidal silver as it will be cheaper and cost effective to bath in it. Tons of vids on youtube on how to make it with just regular 9 v batteries.
Found a carpet powder with pyrenthrins, the natural form of the scabicidal lotion permethrin but this also has Nylar in it, preventing eggs from hatching, also contains Piperonyl Butoxide. That prevents the mites from metabolizing the pyrethrins. It mixed very well with lotion. Gonna keep using that too. I have it on now with borax and Quassia Amara mixed in. Its not a fast kill as I'm still feeling movement but hope its preventing future generations
The lotion mixture I can put on the days I go to work. When I get home, I can put on the neem oil. Neem stinks and makes if obvious you have something on. I will add colloidal silver in the mix in the future when I have recovered financially from buying everything imaginable to treat this nightmare.
I think some of us are suffering from pet mites that have been doused in the standard topicals and internal medicines and have built a resistance. I'll keep looking to plants that have to keep up and defend themselves agains mites for answers.
I have tried may more things I'll post when I wake up. Must sleep now.
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New York, NY
08/01/2014Where can I find the colloidal silver to use against mites?Replied by Theresa
Mpls., Mn
08/02/2014Hey Sara!Just google it = 'buy colloidal silver new york' and you will find many options to search.
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Bangor, Pennsylvania
04/20/2015I am definitely trying this. For a few months I noticed my cat Oreo had dandruff.. Well last night I was scratching his neck and felt extreme itching on my hand. After I did my research I am 100% sure it's walking dandruff. I am definitely going to try this. Where can I purchase these products?Replied by Gina
Gardendale, Al
05/03/2015I have a litter of puppies and 4 other dogs in my house, and all of the puppies and dam have walking Dandruff. The puppies are Scottie pups and are 5 weeks old, weighing around 4-4-1/2lbs. each. I have Collodial Silver and Coconut oil. Please advise me on what to do.Replied by Theresa
Mpls., Mn
05/03/2015Hey Gina!I would use Ted's mange remedy on ALL your dogs. It is safe for the puppies and will kill the walking dandruff mites. Make sure you clean and vacuum your home well, paying attention to where your pets bed down. You might also consider spreading borax down as an additional way to prevent reinfestation of the mites.
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Approval Ratings YEA (1) 100% Posted by Lois (NYC, NY) on 04/01/2009[YEA] dandruff on dogs: i use head and shoulders to shampoo my dogs it stops skin flakes, and they dont shed as much. hope this is a solution
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Jackson, NY
05/31/2009Hi, It was brought to my attention, that most cannines have a problem with dander. I have been giving my 2 labs ( which are noted for this ) Olive Oil with their food. The puppy, I give 1 teaspoon a day, in her food. The adult Lab, I give 1 Teaspoon 2x a day. Is helping a lot and coat is very shiny. Hope this helps!Replied by Jennifer
Denville, New Jersey (nj)
09/28/2011Pet food is poison and gives dogs and cats skin problems which produce dander. Get on raw meat and all health issues will go away forever and your pets will live 25-30 years old.Replied by Allie
Denver, Co
12/16/2011I would like to know more about how much, what kind, etc of "raw food" diet that would make a dog live that long... Sadly we lost our last of our four pugs, the baby, only 8 yrs seemed to have passed from an "immune mediated" disease.. Her body was attacking her cells even at the bone marrow - it was "fast" (if that is supposed to be any consolation-it's not) but we foster and would like to know what to feed them. Currently on Blue Buffalo. Thanks to everyone, and I wish I would have found this site 3 weeks ago!Replied by firstname.lastname@example.com
Pelion, South Carolina
02/13/2012ok, so I tried the coconut oil and colloidal silver, and... All that did was make my dog and me taste like an itchy almond joy. It didn't work. At all. In fact I think it made it worse. Idk. So I bought this stuff called defendix. Super expensive stuff. I got the buy 2 get 1 free, so that made it 20 bucks a bottle. And its only 4 oz a bottle. But I pray its gonna work. The reveiws were awesome and since I put it on my puppies, they havent scratched once. YAY. So I feel good about this. It beats 400 bucks at the vet. It's all natural no side effects, and my pups look crazy running around the house all lathered up lol. U gotta leave it on for 20 mins. but no itching!! I'll keep ya'll posted w my results.Helleborus 0 0
Posted by Regina (Northport, NY) on 04/24/2009My dog has walking dandruff mites and I would like to try the homeopathic remedy that you recommend, which is Helleborus. However, when I went to purchase Helleborus I found out that there are 3 different Helleborus remedies -- Helleborus Niger, Helleborus Foetidus and Helleborus Viridis. Do you know which one I should use? Also, what potency would you recommend for a small dog?
Also, would I give the Helleborus remedy along with Symphytum remedy (as mentioned on your website) or would I just give one or the other?
Thank you for your time. I love your website.
Replied by Weegie
Sierra Vista, Az
12/23/2009I need more info on walking dandruff...I have toy dogs and afraid that its in my kennel..I dont want to use anything except natural ingredients..can you give me uses on 3lb to 6lb dogs???Multiple Remedies 0 1
Approval Ratings NAY (1) 100% Posted by Viorel (Vancouver, B.C) on 04/02/2009[NAY] Our Airedale Terrier, Bella has dandruff. We tried all we know, no results. She eat home made food: game meat mixed with vegies, rice 2-3 egs on it, boiled. After meal she get 100ml.milk, fruits, carots. Every second day, some salmon meat mixed with home made food. i understod it may be related,by food?!... God know.. we love her like i can not tell. Please,any advice will be greatly apreciated.
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Pensacola, FL
04/05/2009Coconut oil is safe and has many health benefits. Do a search on it and you'll see.These are the benefits of Coconut oil for your pet!
Fed to pets it may have multiple benefits including:
Improves digestion and nutrient absorption
Helps control body and breath odor
Aids in elimination of hairballs and coughing
Aids healing of digestive disorders like inflammatory bowel syndrome and colitis
Contains powerful antibacterial, antiviral, and antifungal agents that prevent infection and disease
Prevents and treats yeast and fungal infections, including candida
Promotes normal thyroid function
Helps prevent or control diabetes
Aids in arthritis relief
Reduces allergic reactions
Improves skin health and hair condition
Disinfects cuts and promotes wound healing
As an antioxidant, it is 50 times more potent than Vitamin E, 15 times more potent than carrots, and 300 times more potent than tomatoes.
Most of coconut oil's health benefits come from medium-chain fatty acids (MCFAs), also known as medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs). According to former University of Maryland biochemist and dietary fats researcher Mary Enig, PhD, %uFFFDThe lauric acid in coconut oil is used by the body to make the same disease-fighting fatty acid derivative monolaurin that babies make from the lauric acid they get from their mothers' milk. The monoglyceride monolaurin is the substance that keeps infants from getting viral, bacterial, or protozoal infections.%uFFFDCoconut oil's capric and caprylic acid have similar properties and are best known for their antifungal effects. Like lauric acid, capric acid helps balance insulin levels.
In addition to protecting the body against infection, medium-chain fatty acids are efficiently metabolized to provide an immediate source of fuel and energy, enhancing athletic performance and aiding weight loss."
In addition to Wellie's intake; I personally use it in our family's smoothies (to the non-furry children) as well, a few dabs under my eyes at night-time and on my "gardening" feet during the summer and on dry hands during the winter.
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Approval Ratings YEA (1) 100% Posted by Regina (Northport, NY) on 06/03/2009Ted's Mange Remedy cured my dog of Walking Dandruff mites. Ted's remedy is 1 part hydrogen peroxide + 2 parts water + 3 heaping tablespoons of borax (per 16 oz. of hydrogen peroxide).
I wanted to make a large batch of this solution so that I could place it in a large bucket and have my small dog sit in it and be at least half covered by it. So, I used the following proportions: 1 gallon hydrogen peroxide (1 part/128 oz) + 2 gallons hot water (2 parts) + 5 cups of Borax (in the form of 20 Mule Team Borax found in the laundry section of the supermarket). Note that I decided to double Ted's recommendation for the Borax. I mixed the ingredients until all the Borax dissolved, then I placed my dog in the solution for 30 minutes. While he was sitting in it I scooped the solution over his body.
I break from Ted's mange protocol here - he says that you should let your dog air dry after his bath so that the solution has more time to be in contact with the skin and therefore be more effective. In my case, I reasoned that since my dog was submerged in the solution for 30 minutes it was even more effective than just allowing him to air dry - so I dryed him after his baths so he wouldn't get cold.
My dog got one hydrogen peroxide bath per week for 4 weeks. In addition, he got another "regular" bath with shampoo (which I gave to him a few days later) per week for the same 4 week period. I did that mostly for hygenic reasons because he was losing so many dandruff scales and dead skin and I wanted to help the process along. By the second hydrogen peroxide bath his itching stopped. My dog is now cured of Walking Dandruff. He no longer itches and his skin is clear and healthy again.
Additional things to do/remember: Before you give your dog the hydrogen peroxide bath, you need to bathe him completely with regular shampoo. Also, you need to be diligent in washing their bedding and blankets every time you give them a bath -- just in case there are dandruff mites hanging out in their bedding.
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Northport, Ny
09/23/2009I wanted to update my previous post and let readers know that, unfortunately, Ted's remedy of hydrogen peroxide and borax did not work on my dog's walking dandruff. At first I thought it did but a few weeks after placing my post about my success with the remedy, the familiar scabs and flakes started to reappear. As of today (9/23/09) I am still trying to get rid of it. If I am successful in ridding him of this mite, I will repost to let the readers know.Replied by Regina
Northport, Ny
01/18/2010[YEA] Re my earlier post of 9/23/09 re the walking dandruff mites. I brought my dog back to the vet soon after that post because I wanted to know for sure if he still had the walking dandruff because he still had scales and crusts on his back. The vet did several skin scraping from different areas on his body and examined them under the microscope and told me that he DOES NOT have them any longer. Note: this same vet had actually diagnosed him with the mites a few months earlier. At the time of the initial diagnosis, he could see the scales moving on his back and he did the skin scrapings where he could actually see the mite under the microscope.So apparently, Ted's remedy of borax and hydrogen peroxide DID WORK!! Note I never gave my dog any medication at all except for the hydrogen peroxide baths. I mentioned to the vet that I used the above remedy and he said he was not surprised that they are gone because the combination of the borax and the hydrogen peroxide would kill any parasite. Note: I submerged my dog up to his shoulder blades in the solution for at least 15 or 20 minutes for each bath and I doubled Ted's remedy.
FYI, today, 1/18/10 I brought my dog to a specialist (dermatologist) to try to find out why my dog still has some scabs and scales on his skin. I found out he has a bacterial/staph infection of the skin, but she reconfirmed what my regular vet told me - which is that he has NO mites (she tested for them).
So, as I said earlier, Ted's remedy worked.
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Omaha, Ne
12/30/2011My pet, myself and my home are infested I just found out after a year what the heck has been invading our home even after moving, and losing my job of 5 years... I've even seen a psychologist! I am hoping this will work for us. What do you recommend for treating myself and my home after begin treating my dog? Was your home infested as well as yourself? PLEASE LET ME KNOW ASAP! I want this to stop NOW.Replied by Hopeless
01/02/2012Hi, If you read my previous posting (a bit above) "12/28/2011: Hopeless from Abroad" you can see that you are definitely not alone. This is pure hell and nothing seems to help:(Replied by Catherine
Manchester, Greater Manchester
01/05/2013Re: cheleytiella mites. The borax and hydrogen peroxide seems to be working! My little dog and I have been bitten for three years.After a lot of research on my part along with confirming diagnosis of my bites by infectious diseas at my local hospital I was finally able to convince my vet that we had a cheleytiella problem (as pooch had no 'walking dandruff' but my research had indicated that thes mites could be present even if not found. But nothing the vet tried worked - ivermectin, advantage, frontline, lime sulfur dip.
I have been on a crazy regime of hoovering, washing, bagging up all my clothes, flea spray, and misery. The mites were even hanging around on me and I was taking them into work and could see other people scratching... Nightmare! They are so opportunistic! I could feel them on my eyelashes, my scalp as well as the usual area they bite - waistline, shoulders and back and buttocks. And everywhere my dog came into contact with me for any period of time.
So we started Ted's mites/mange remedy and it seems to be making an incredible difference! I'm washing my dog and using the borax/hydrogen peroxide mix on him every other day. I do the same to myself at night. I have seen no sign of mites in the past couple of days (was previously getting bitten almost every day) but will stay vigilant and keep to our routine. No side effects for my dog tho he doesn't like the baths :).
I would urge anyone who think they have a problem with these highly contagious mites to try Ted's remedy. Daily as he recommends if necessary and appropriate... It feels pretty life-changing at the moment! Am also happy to help with any cheleytiella questions as I have done a LOT of research...!
Thanks Ted (whoever you are! :D)
P.S. I am in the UK and Borax is cheap and easy to get hold of online... And hydrogen peroxide available from chemists over the counter (as well as online) tho I did have a problem in one Boots who asked what I wanted it for and when I told them it was for my dog they refused to sell it to me - due to some new leglislation againt them selling stuff to treat animals - have had no problems with other pharmacies
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Quenns, NY
01/27/2013i read all about mite. i try many many remedies loke;
- olive oli
- oregano oil,
- lemon
- i wash my self in a oregano tee
- i put oil from the top to the feet
- i sleep in a oil
- i trought out my bed
- i sleep in smaal couch cover with plastic.
- i cover my self with plastic everyday
- i go to doctor 3 times, (their dont see anithing)
- i bring my dogs 2 times to vet, sam result
- so I try with ocean could shower every morning.
- ho im forguet, I do the laundry everyday, and put everithing in a plastic bag for 7days.
nazing is work. but I found the could wather therapy, works. mites desapear, I dotn have etchy , I dont scratch my self. i leave one window open to fresh aire comes all day to de home. and is work
but their still there. their go and back. when the room is little warm their show up. no idea, I continuin do a wather teraphy , but what will be happen in summer, no idea.
Replied by Hopeless From Abroad
02/23/2013Hi CATHERINE from Manchester: could you please advise how you prepared the remedy for yourself and how did you exactly use it? I have had this hell of walking dandruff for years and nothing has helped so far. Where I can get the borax online? I do not know that product (what is it called in the shops?) as I do not live in the UK nor in the USA. I'd like to buy it online. Thank you SO MUCH for your help!Replied by M/bro
Middlesbrough, Uk
03/30/2013You can purchase Borax from ebay.Replied by Http://www.earthclinic.com/contactus.php?action=fe
03/08/2014I read bad things about colloidal silver. Mixed coconut extract shampoo with diatomaceous earth, put it on my scalp (there favorite location) and just like a woman above blogged, them move down away from the area. A lot of movement suddenly as I'm typing this. Cornoil penetrates the skin easily and is cheap. Tomorrow I'll try corn oil mixed with diatomaceous earth. Oils help the gnats burrow easily. A good suggestion was conditioner on scalp with bag over it. Calamine lotion on the face, in ears and on body. S hydrated lime powder, $10 for 50 lbs on the legs, arms. No issues with burning. Don't bathe with it, burns. It's getting in the 80's now and problem is increasing. Afraid to sleep! Hubby drinks and doesn't feel nothing, yet itches. Thinks it's in my head. Dogs are itchy, but he refuses to acknowledge it. Use lemon grass powder on dogs skin, diatomaceous earth, clean dog bedding with ammonia; make citrus water from lemons and grapefruit in yard, wash laundry with it, plus borax, solar salt (cheap) which breaks down in water fast (it's ocean salt), a dash of ammonia. Soak for hours to get best results. sweep ceilings, walls, and floors (exhausting) daily. Borax on floors works best but ruins linoleum. Give mustard on biscuits to dogs; warms them, cleans out parasites, repels bugs, pain killer. I drink it myself and helped until bugs become immune, like all remedies. Got bit in southern CA motel and problem was non stop. Signs for a few years coworkers had it. Must find a cure to help everyone world wide. Wear angelite (sodium chloride blue stone) amber (absorbs into skin) brass kills bacteria and it's better than not wearing it, other metals feed it for some reason, topaz has electromagnetic properties and helps. Tourmaline too slightly and jet. Remove vegetation from yard to remove their food, except citrus trees, sage, rosemary. Haven't tried citronella plant yet. Candle burning in yard helps a bit. Haven't tried cedar oil. Neem kills eggs, but biting is worse in dogs and myself. My blood pressure is on low side of good. Seen other blogs mentioned this. My hubby is on the higher side, and feels nothing. I'm ticklish, he isn't.Replied by Lesley
09/24/2014I'm all for natural remedies wherever possible as an effective cure. But for the ladies who have posted and sound like they are suffering a living hell through a Mite infestation ( had one myself years back & the intense itching at night drove me crazy) why not just buy some Lyclear? Available over the counter in the UK & costs around 10.00 a tube and it DOES work. Ok, you might argue its a toxin you don't want to put on your body (pyrethin?? I think). But from your post it sounds like the long term physical & physiological trauma you are experiencing is a far more serious risk to your health and well being.


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Prayer of an Aspiring Musician Aria composed and performed by Luciano Chessa with male soprano Don Tatro video by E.G. Crichton 2009
Luciano Chessa is an Italian composer living in Berkeley, CA.
Lawrence DeCaesar, also known as Larry Langtry, Silver Dollar Larry, and Larry the Pianoman, was a pianist active in San Francisco from the 70's to the early 90's. He lived from 1931-2002, taught himself to play piano, and made his living playing in piano bars from Alaska down to Mexico.
Larry offered me a chance to experience a world I knew next-to-nothing about: the world of piano bars in post-WW II America. Our relationship is punctuated by a number of striking coincidences. In looking through his box, I found that he'd performed several times at the Bucket of Blood Saloon in Virginia City, a location I directly refer to in my piece Quadri da Una Città Fantasma from 2003. Was this simply a coincidence? Was it astrologically predetermined?
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Arora, PR and Simha, KRY (1996) Analytical and Experimental Evaluation of Coldworking Process for Strain Hardening Materials. In: Engineering Fracture Mechanics, 53 (3). pp. 371-385.
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A detailed analysis of coldworking to evaluate the extent and movement of elasto-plastic front, considering both elastic strains and strain hardening effects, is developed. The elasto-plastic solution for a plate specimen with a hole subjected to internal pressure is developed using modified Nadai's auxiliary variable and von Mises yield criterion. A parametric study is carried out to investigate the effect of specimen width on pressure requirement for a given extent of elasto-plastic boundary. It is observed that for a specified elasto-plastic boundary the displacement at the edge of the hole varies linearly with the pressure. It is also observed that with increase in strain hardening, the pressure required is higher and the corresponding displacement at the edge of the hole is smaller in magnitude. Residual stresses decrease with increase in strain hardening. The method evolved here correlates the necessary pressure with the radial expansion using a mandrel to achieve the same amount of coldworking.
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The Early History of the Affenpinscher
Affenpinschers in Europe in the early 1900s
(Photos from breed standards Germany and France)
Although dogs resembling the Affenpinscher are noted as far back as the 15th and 16th Century in artwork from those periods, the dogs of this breed type were first named by the German name of "Zwergaffenpinscher" in the late 17th century. Literally translated:
"zwerg" meaning "miniature" or "little"
"affen" meaning "monkey"
and "pinscher" meaning "dog"
The breed's German creators gave the first of their kind a very descriptive name of the "little monkey dog." The breed initially was in a variety of sizes. Some believed to be as large as 18 inches in height. Later the larger dogs, which at one time were the more popular, were phased out and the focus was that "Affenpinschers" were to be a "toy" dog therefore it is also believed at that time the term "zwerg" was no longer deemed necessary.
The Affenpinscher is a decendant of dogs that were originally found in Germany which were later selectively bred to create the Pinscher-Schnauzer breeds from that country.
Below is a chart of the development of the Pinscher-Schnauzer breeds stemming from the region of Germany.
It is evident that the Affenpinscher type dog is one that was created fairly early.
BIBARHUND (7th Century) |
TANNER (14th Century) |
BENTCHUR or RATTENFANGER |
GLATTEN PINTSCH (smooth pinscher) |
RAUHEN PINTSCH (rough pinscher) |
GROSSEN PINTSCH (large pinscher) |
GLATTHAARGE ZWERGPINSCHER (smooth-haired miniature pinscher) |
GLATTHAARGE PINSCHER (smooth-haired pinscher) |
ZWERG (miniature monkey pinscher) |
RAUHHAARIGE ZWERGPINSCHER (rough-haired miniature pinscher) |
RAUHHAARIGE PINSCHER (rough-haired pinscher) |
SAUBELLER or SAUFINDER |
DEUTSCHE KURZHAARIGE ZWERGPINSCHER (German shorthair miniature pinscher) |
DEUTSCHE KURZHAARIGE PINSCHER (German shorthair pinscher) |
ZWERG (miniature monkey pinscher) |
DEUTSCHE RAUHHAARIGE ZWERGPINSCHER (German rough-haired miniature pinscher) |
DEUTSCHE RAUHHAARIGE PINSCHER (German rough-haired pinscher) |
ZWERGPINSCHER or MINIATURE PINSCHER |
DEUTSCHE PINSCHER or GERMAN PINSCHER |
AFFENPINSCHER (monkey pinscher) |
ZWERGSCHNAUZER or MINIATURE SCHNAUZER |
MITTEL SCHNAUZER or STANDARD SCHNAUZER |
RIESENSCHNAUZER or
(*Chart adapted from AKC Gazette,Jan.2003, Vol 120, No. 1, Drawing below from same issue)
Breeds from left to right, Affenpinscher, Miniature Pinscher, Giant Schnauzer, Miniature Schnauzer, German Pinscher, and Standard Schnauzer
Most likely there was an effort to have the rougher coated dogs with the small dog body for the ease of having them in the home chasing rodents. There existed Pinscher-Schnauzer type dogs which were originally used in stables for this purpose. This dog was agile and small and caught its prey with a pouncing motion. The rough hair provided a barrier to the elements and brambles if working outdoors. These types of dogs moved indoors and were referred to in areas like Munich after the 15th century as, the "rough-haired little dogs" or rauhhaarige zwergpinschers.
The Affenpinscher type dogs became more and more popular throughout Europe with the industrialization at the end of the 19th century. The stud book beginnings of the Affenpinscher is found in Volume 1, 1902, of the Pinscher-Klub which was founded in 1895; there were 14 registrations. The Pinscher Klub registered them at that time as a RAUHHAARIGE ZWERGPINSCHER (or rough-haired miniature pinscher), probably with the thought of separating the rough-haired Pinschers into two groups (large and small) in the breeding. Nevertheless, in the pictures in the first German breeding book, these dogs resemble the Affenpinscher more than the Schnauzer. Classes for the Rauhhaarige Zwergpinscher were first held at a show in Germany in 1889.
The label of "Affenpinscher" was used for the first time at a show in Frankfurt am Main, 1902. The Judge Hamecher emphasized how the exhibits had "beautiful apple heads."
"Die Deutschen Hunde"
(The German Dog)
A translation and adaptation regarding initial entries for Affenpinschers and coat colors from the German Studbook Stammbäume:
In the stud book of the PK, volume II, 1903-1907 we find registered for the first time the Affenpinscher as a separate breed. This volume has 14 entries; six Affenpinschers out of Munich, three out of Saxons, three out of the Rhineland, one out of Holland and one out of the Alsace. The colors of these first Affenpinschers are: 4 yellow, 3 red yellow, 2 black, 2 black and gray stitched (or patterned?), 1 black gray, 1 gray brown, and 1 without the color stated. Under these dogs, those well known are mentioned- Sg. 488 Z.S patch Munich and Bes. Frau Hermann-Rabausch, Munich and Ferners Zamperl, 644, Z. and Bes. Furthermore, Munich-Schwabing. Zamperl is considered as the father of the breed of the Munich breedings. Breeder, Frau Hermann-Rabausch, Munich; Countess Larisch, Munich; in addition, Munich; Frau Eugenie Mann, Leipzig and H. Müller, Leisnitz Sa., are the most important in this earliest period of breeding.
The volume III of the PK, 1908 to 1910, contains 18 entries, including "Flick-Sacheros", 1090, breeding; J. Sacherl, Munich; "Kuckcuck Diablo", 1295, Z.: Frau Schottenhammel, Munich was very important in the development of the breed. The influence shifts itself more on Munich with 10 entries, then Saxons with four, Baden-Württemberg with one and Rhineland with one. Five animals are indicated with black color, three red yellow, two yellow, two black gray, a red black, a black gray with yellow marks, one gray, one red, two without statements (no color listed).
Volume IV, 1911 to 1913, showed with 44 entries of an essential upswing of the Affenpinscher breeding. That in this volume of those registered would describe "Peter v. d. Steinburg", 1772, Z.: Plank, Munich, and "Poldi v. d. Steinburg", 2460, Z.: A. Stauber, Munich, as well as "Puppi Mercedes" 1655, Z.: Mixed honestly these gave the breeding locations a strong resilience. At the top, again Munich with eighteen entries, of which most of the black are noted. Württemberg-Baden follows with eleven, Saxons with nine, Berlin with two, Hesse with two, Rhineland with an entry. The color challenge remains very far off. Red yellow were thirteen, black eleven, seven black with gray, four were red also, in addition, a gray, salt & pepper, yellow, silver-gray, dark gray, and a. m. (an unknown color)
The war volume V of the PK, 1914 to 1916 contains 17 entries, of which six were registered for Saxons, four for Württemberg-bathing, three for the Rhineland, one for Munich. The colors were seven in black with brown, three were black, four red, one yellow, a dark stitched, and one iron gray.
The merger of the Pinscher-Klub, seat Cologne, and the Schnauzer-Klub, seat Munich, brought also the union of the Affenpinscher breeding at the Pinscher-Schnauzer-Klub. Feliz Ebner was an enthusiastic advocate. It is to be owed to his passion that additional favorable progress, especially in Munich, came into the Affenpinscher breeding. The volume I of the PSK shows an interesting development for the years 1917 to 1923: Munich places 71 entries (about 33%), Hesses 58, Württemberg-Baden 42, Berlin 25, Rhineland 7, Saxons 3, Thuringia 2, Westphalia 1 the color scale shows now 84 black (about 40%), red, reddish brown and similar colors 62, black brown 27, black with gray stitched 14, pfslz, (salt and pepper/black and silver) 11, gray 5 and without statements 5.
This collection concludes the development of the Affenpinscher in its early stages. The focal point of the breeding at this point was undoubtedly in Munich, although as represented here, other breeding areas were important.
Color footnote*
It is noted that attempts to manipulate color genetics in the Affenpinscher breed are still on-going. Originally black and black with tan or brown markings were the "desired" colors, however, even after many years of concentrated effort, the 1917-1923 entries still indicated that the majority (about 60%) of the breed were colors other than black.
Color and pattern genes still exist in all Affenpinscher lines today.
(Left) Black and silver mother with her black daughter (Right).
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Born: November 19,1975 Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India
Children: Renee Sen,Alisah Sen
Zodiac: Scorpio
Height: 5 feet 9 inches
Biography: Sushmita Sen created history when she was crowned Miss Universe in1994. Initially she won the Femina Miss India contest, ousting rival Aishwarya Rai. Sushmita made her Bollywood debut with Dastak opposite Mukul Dev. She then starred in the commercial hit Biwi No. 1 and got Filmfare for best supporting actress for her performance. Her movies include Sirf tum, Main hoon na, Aankhen, Filhaal, Maine pyaar kyun kiya, etc. She has received a number of awards for her performances. She is an entrepreneur and a film producer. She has also adopted two girls and is a single mother. Her daughters are named Renee and Alisah. She has a couple of upcoming movies that include biopics on Benazir Bhutto and Rekha.
See full bioSushmita Sen : Filmography
- It Was Raining That Night (2005 Film)
- Vaastu Shastra (film)
- No Problem-2010
- Dastak-1996
- It Was Raining That Night-2005
- Pran Jaye Par Shaan Na Jaye